Finally after covering kilometres, from the first stage, hand in hand with the Aragon River,
it is time to abandon it and let it follow its course while the pilgrim must continue along
the path that leads to the welcoming village of Izco. During the route you will be able to
appreciate the incredible views of the valley of the river Irati.
Recommendation Pilgrim
Keep an eye on the road to be able to locate possible problems that you may encounter on
your pilgrimage, but do not lose sight of the incredible landscapes that may be presented
to you along the pilgrimage route. This stage does not pose any additional difficulties
for cyclists or people with reduced mobility.
Route
Itinerary
Km 0 ‧ Sangüesa
On the left side of the Calle Mayor we see a bridge that we must cross, right next to the
church of Santa María la Real, over the river Aragón. After this, it is time to say
goodbye to our travelling companion from the beginning of the route, the river Aragón,
which will continue its way southwards until it flows into the Ebro, and we take the
Liédena road on our right. At this point we must decide whether to continue towards
Rocaforte or continue towards Liédena and Lumbier, in the latter case we can rejoin the
main road further on before reaching Izco.
We continue to the Alto de Aibar, leaving a wind farm on our left, located in a small
mountain range. We then continue straight on along a path and pass under the NA-534 road,
going up to the right until we reach the Alto de Aibar.
We continue along a wooded path, with the Alto de Loiti on our right, until we reach the
village of Izco. Once we leave this village, we continue along a straight gravel road
until we reach the next village.
Km 27,2 ‧ Monreal
Following a similar path, straight ahead, we reach the point of decision, before reaching
Salinas de Ibargoiti, whether to cross to the left to cross a bridge over the river Elortz
or to enter the village and take the path to the left of the local church, crossing the
river Elortz. Either of the two options will lead us to a path with woodland in the
direction of Monreal.
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